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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-07-30

r.a.. EUa. .s H.. E...E.
-lE-lu your issue tins morning there
appeared au article rejecting on the square
lies. of the players ia the Wheeling base
nLl nine. iutimattug that there Is a clique
u the club which couspues to lose every
.rtIur an winch Dunn does not occupy the
bon AS a friend OF the team, aud also aS
h,sug opposed on principle Ia any KIND oi
injustice. I wish 10 present a few facts
which may be- interesting to the base ball
ruhIIr ami ul service tO our players m
showing that these rumorS and destinations
GJr all nonsense, pure and undchled.
E,rrybOdy who knows anything about
base ball knows that when players are try
iug to roast pitcher they have to make
rrrugs tO do It. Take the clubs error col
uuu m the first nine games pitched hy
Dunn. sullivan and Kimhcr respectively.
With Dunn N the box Wheeling made
seventeen errors. with Sullivan officiating,
-lNty-u. with himhrr sixteen. Mallory
pitched tNO games lu which Wheeling had
glue rrgurS. while their opponents got
Jhlrty-two base hits The article IN your
Yesterday mornings i-Suy states that the
ha.r h,r, made by the opposing clubs
when Dunn was in the box often tar eN-
,a,,Icl tho~r made 10y Wheeling. This l.
% mistake la the lirSt game Dunn pitch
rd Wheeling made seventeen hits, and
their opponents nine, IN the second, Wheel
gDE got twenty-five, and the other side
th,rt.r IN the third each made sixteen;
.u the last game under Dunn Wheeling
cot eight aud Mansfield sIN. This proves
that there j. no bottom To that statement,
AS IL has been shown that in not single
came that Dunn pitched did the other
team get rs many hits as Wheeling
This b. only sample oI
the prcluiircd views the pub
lie is entertaining aud IL would seem that
instead ot clique having it iu ior Sullivan
aud kimber, an aggregation OF sore-headS
Who have been betting on the success OF
the club aud losing, are roasting the club
because OF their own bad luck. Nobody
can deny that Thursday : game was poor
exhibition ot ball playing hUt that Is liable
10 happen To any team; IN Act has hap
pruru "A score uI times this season To better
rTuas than Wheeling. Take another point:
Duul ht~ been pltted against easy pitchers
lg every came but the FIRST when Et>tbam
Ms EuusHri out ui the huN ut IlngSvl.ie
,lfr.rh. Avery aud Miller, all easy couuu-
drums tnsnlye. have been against him since,
sullivan has met Duck. Flanagan and
I,vf, while kimhpr has tried conclusions
with Etalr aud Flanagan In the Two
.gtneS he pitched Mallory met UumneF'
and Clarke. who have earned the reputation
of being second To none IN the League.
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RUSSIAN SECURITIES
IL RATHER BAD WAl-liERMANl'S 5
CRUSADE
Against the Credit II Russia The Cars Desperate
End5ayJr t1 Negotiate 4 Loan 10 Paris 4
Retslsory Measure Troops May
he Needed IN Limerick.

BERLIN, July -. The Bopycu Z,itUuq
which has mp To this time tried 10 allay the
suspicion which has arisen against the Rms.
sian credit, SAYS: 1T would have been bet
ter il the JomHd de 81. P,tcr>Jurg, i'll its
article on the crusade OF the German press
against Russian securities had been able to
state that all the rumors regarding the ne
gotiations OF Russia iOr a new loan were
incorrect But this declaration was eau
tously avoided, like the we'll grounded
complaints OF Russia's hostile attitude to-
ward Germany
The Frankfort Zeit'mg has advices from
81. Petersburg which reailirm the reports
Of the endeavor on the part of Russia 10
negotiate a loan in Paris
Other Russian adyice1 refer to a pro-
posal 10 promote the production of gold
aud arrest the depreciation of Russian
paper They also allude TO scheme to
tax foreign commercial travellers doing
business in Russia, and assert that tins
measure is directed principally against the
Germans, who are the chief competitors OF
the Russians
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-07-30
A KETTLE OF LARD
EoiIS over aud Causes Terrible Loss oi
Lite in "a Tenement.

EuiIs over aud Causes Terrible Loss oi
Lite in "A Tenement.
CHcAGo. July 2g-About 2.l0 o'clock
this morning tire broke out in the bakery
ut Chris Essen, 300 Archer ayeuUc, aud
was attended with terrible results
The building was the, stories hilh.
The first floor was used - the buke-~hop
aud the upper floors were occupied as ten
rment- There were five families in the
building, and all were killed or injured.
MARY TEJUEAU, , years old, was
burned to death in her mothers arms
coming down the rope.
ME- MARY TRrDEAT was fatally burn
eel aud died about : o'clock.
Mrs. MARY BLAKE WAS badly burned
aud fell lrom a Secoud-story window.
NELSON TRrnENU Jumped from third
story window aud was hurt internally.
Nh. EONNAl was fatally burned.
ANNIE EUNNAU was seriously hurt.
Miss ANNIE BRArLD was suttucaled,
but VIII recover.
IoHN PHILLIPS was fatally Suliocated,
Seven children OF the Blake aud Trudeau
families were badly suilOCJted, but may
recover
Chris Essen, the owner Of the bakery,
aud Charles AusbeCker, an employe, did
mot answer the questions OF the police sat.
,actOrily and were locked up at the Deer
ing Street Station. The tire was caused
hy the upsettiug of kettle OF lard. The
loss is $lO,OOO.
N,I-,,, sT,rI.,r, ,yo. r.u,nv.I tn tho
hospital in dying condition about the
time his wife breathed her last Their in
imed children are. Nelson, Jr., aged L.,
Eliza, H.: Della, ., and Joseph, 10. The
children Of Mrs Blake, who are uncon-
sriOus, are. Dick, Tommy and Frank.
They were chokrd, but are recovering.
4 Swiss family named Hobeand, con
Sistlug Of husband, wife and two children,
were Ncorched, hut not seriously hurt.
The two men, Chris Essen and Charlie,
Au,brecker, arrested by Officer O'Connell,
arl held Tor criminal clrelessneSs. The
portable stove upon which Ausbrechcr was
heating kettle of lard for cooking dough
nuts. was located IN the midst OF wood
work and when he dolrd and the kettle
boiled over no effort was made by either
man to save the people upstairs
Captain Wm. H. COwan. of Truck No. <
wa- terribly injured while trying to rescue
Mrs. Trudeau and her child, who We're
suspended between two windows from
which flames were bursting. The rope
with which they were being lowered had
proved too short When Cowau sue
rredcd in cntung it all fell to the ground
together. The baby was already burned
to death aud the mother fatally scorched,
while i, Is not expected that Cowan will
recover.
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Camp Ground Notes.

NU'"f 'Hf''pfHi'N.' " '' h'N'H'.
MorNn~yIILE, July -. Prof +. II.
Crago and family are among the late arri-
walls
About seventy-iiye families occupy cot
tagcs on the grounds.
The appearance OF the ground isneat and
attractive, and crOquet and base ball seem
To be the principal amuscments, while the
hammOcks swung under the trees afford
rest lor the weary.
Photographer Brown, ul Wheeling WAS
down Yesterday aud photographed about a
dozen cottages.
ear load ot seats were received yeStcr-
dty and placed III the auditorium.
The platform around the pump has been
rlised and sloped, draining the waste wa
ter, much to the comfort and convenience
of the people
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-07-30

NEW YORK, July -. X. G.. Dunn y
Co, in their weekly review OF trade SAY,
Foreign commerce Is still unsatisfactory
while in domestic trade the usual summer
dnllness Is increased by variety OF
causes Large bank clearings and rail
road earnings fail TO reflect the present
state OF business. which is in many branch
Is characterized 10y uncertainty and hc,l-
tatiOn. Railroad earnings since the Inter
State law affected rates afford no reliable
Indication of the volume oi traffic and
the publication of tonnage statistics has
been 10 "A large extent uspended-which
has significance. Low prices of cotton
goods meet an unusually good demand
and prices are stiff; in woolcnS The orders
scarcely suffice 10 open the market, except
in cheviotS, which move at prices not
higher than last year. In dress goods a
fair trade Is noted Interior reports nearly
all note existing dullneSs with hopes OF
large trade hereafter. Money is only IN
iAir demand with no noteworthy changes
in rates, and collections are fair with i'm
prOvement at one or two points. The
speculation IN tobacco hrglnS Ia advance
prices, and the rubber combination slowly
progresses toward completion Notwith
standing the termination Ol the coke
strikes and that most of the iron
furnaces are AT work, il is
observed that the actual consumption Of
pig iron was smaller for the first halt OF
l-Si than for the last half OF lS~6. Stocks
have been depressed, with signs of weak
ness ON the part of holders. The Treasury
took IN 81 200 600 more than 1t paid out
during the past week, but money Is easy
at I per cent. ana foreign exchange unal-
tered. Wheat, corn, oats, oil, beef aud
hogs are lower than week ago. he'd
winter wheat at 19lr at New York and
lowest July price ON rcrord, compares with
1Gr to G-ir IN November aud December.
lNSl, but wlthat exception no lower
price has been recorded M
any month for sINty.two years.
Corn AT H. cents at New York. and oats At
- cents, and beef AT an aVerig" al sii1,
do not encourage farmers la huv lanrIy
of the products oi other Industries spec
ulatlon VA cotton hllta since the syndicate
failures, but prizes weakened a"aIn today,
and rut,c Yields shade dealers meeting
a ight aud uncertain diStrbuiiyc demand.
Sugar ris,S = little with the publication "i
hullI~h statistics. spice dealers complain
that CONSUMERS io not come tu time and
the hLrdlcI- uI nee are Hnt "S"TwoTkcd.
oil fell 10 81 cents but has recovered a
little. Coal agents announce an advance
"f lOcents for August l.t and that trade
i, supported hy al increasing demand. y
All Southern reports continue especially
favorable as To cotton. Less X heard OF
real estate speculation at th" West and
South, but ut several points, q. At Omaha
il ~ noticed that heavy building operation"
are IN progress. The transfer Of tnttlu"
into fixed capital has not yet ceased.
Ru~inr-S failures during the last seven daNs
number for the United States lG!. tor
Canada -, total -, compared with l."
last week. and ~! lor the corresponding
week OF last wear.
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>..... ....rH .I %. E.a.t.r.
AKRON, O., July To-day's game
Was Witnessed by a large crowd. who SAW
the Naroou5 start IN the Inst inning to hit
thr ball. .ud they never let up until the
las, mau ".rs out The PLAYING of the
clubs wa, Just the reverse Of yesterday 3,
-e,mr. Osborne was hIt hard Tor the
~bur, tome he was la the box.
ar having To retire ON account
ot hot ball from Whites
bat stuklus him uu the aukIc. Erumout
anew pitcher ,gnm plt,sburg. thyu went IN
the hvN. but ltwa, no u,r, Is the Wheel
iuy- had ou their batting CLOTHES and he
lgrt ia favor uf Allen. who wJ> also hit
hlrI Enuh.r pitched an ra~y game. ON
account ~ Wheeling having such a lead
and d.I mo-, excite himself Stencil
went behind the hat again to
day. Us Buley's hand is not
uujtc we'll. aud Wcstlake WIS
reserved for Saturdays game. Stencils
catching was NOS up to Yesterday =. Sui
Hsau., auLIr o., still pretty sore, but he
walks lJDuni uu O; Nyi-,ury w,i~ Init
o.. 20 tuul tip IN the third and kuock,d
,ru,c.e-s Euui,,S took his place HE Is
doing all r,.at tc-ughr. Following Is
the score.
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The statement has also been made that
! Wheeling did not trv To bat when Sullivan
oniclated This Is almost too ridiculous to
be worthy OF notice A child of ten years
would understand that nobody would try
tO throw Il game that way ii II WIS to
he d"ur ~ all It would hs through fielding
rrr"'> At The same time IL ~ easy To
SHOW that sullivan has been hit
hard Hud often In the first game
he pitched Xrnrsyrllr got thirteen
ht~; IN the second kalamazoo got eleven
auu M the lhlrd Mansfield made twelve,
while IA two Of the games Wheeling got
more hits than their opponents, AMI in the
other the same number This shows that
the boys did not try to lose the game at
the bat
When the Wheeling club lose, through
bad work they are deserving Of censure.
but 10 Is unfair to jump OH them with both
feet when they lose hy close scores. Take
of yOur rolured spectlcles, gentlemen. and
do not niure mans reputation uul, IS
you are convinced beyond doubt that your
upiEIou Is correct. JUSTICE.
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Auo,her Accident on the II. \ q.

PIrrSBrRG, July 29.-ENpreSs train No.
/. west bound, on the r. y O. road, due
IA this city at G.jo this morning, dashed
into the first section OF the west bound
freight train No. 81, standing on
the main track at West Newton
thuty-two miles east of the city. Fire
man Orhln, ut tue freight tram was in
stantly killed, and Engineer Gillaud was
fatally hurt Tie engine connected with
the freight had broken down and
both the engineer and fireman
were under the engine making repairs
when the collision occurred. The en-
giueerand fireman OF the passenger train
Jumped and escaped serious injury, hut
a number Of passengers were more
or less injured by the conclusion. None,
however, were dangerously hurt 1t Is
said that the engineer Of the passenger
train was Tagged IN time to stop, hut the
air brakes refused to work, and the at
tempt to apply old hand brakes was not
successful.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-07-30

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Great excitement has been caused in the
vicinity ol Paris, Texas, 10y the remark
able recovery OF Mr. J. +. Corley, who was
80 helpless that he could not turn in bed,
or raise hls head: everybody said he was
diving of Consumption. A trial bottle OF
nr. Kings New Discovery was sent him.
Finding relief he bought a large bottle
and 4 box of DIR. Kings New Life Pills,
hv the time he had taken two boxes OF
Pills and two bottles OF the Discovery, he
was well and had gained in flesh thirty
six pounds. Trial bottles of this Great
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LONDON, July %. The action OF the
Custom House detectives at Belfast, in de
tanning Mr.. Patrick \. Collins and his
party yesterday while their luggage was
being unnecessarily ranSlckcd, has created
quite 4 sensation here, and it is more than
likely that the insult offered To MIR. Collins
will he made the subject of official inquiry.
The pTrtcnsc that the detectives suspected,
or had reason to suspect that the luggage
OF the party contained dynamite or other
explosives, or indeed any prohibited mate
rial or articles, is an assumption of the
most diaphuuOus character aud not Tor 4
moment to be considered as mitigating the
outrageous uatuae of theiI conduct, and
The incident Is generally set down as an cN-
hibitiOn ot petty meannc~s
II il learned here that Mr. Collins was
inNulted in the mannlr described because
he is q Home Ruler, and ~ such was hon
ored Jointly with William O'Brien by be.
ing presented with the freedom OF Dublin
City. His oitcnSc against the "lOyal''
lriShmru of Ulster, in believing that Ire
land ought to bc allowed to govern her
self, and having the courage of his con
virtionS, is greatly aggravated by the fact
that Mr.. Collins Is an American, and, 10
make matters still worse in the eyes ri the
ErlaSt higots, an Irish American To hc
"a Ruler n HrlaSt is in itself sulli-
cIcnt to iuvit" Insult aud eNrcration upon
any occasion, hut in br au Irish American
lInmr Home Ruler is 10 place that iudi-
yidual in the position OF target for all
sorts ol personal ahus" and even personal
injury if 1t can he inflicted with safety t0
the aSs;ulInl.
The proclamation Of Ulster under the
Crimes Act, too, has made Belfast very
unpleasant place for an isolated Home
Ruler The Oran@cmcn are lighting blind.
~ and unrraSOnably for coercion, regard
ing themselves the while rs equal shares
with the people of England in the doubt
iul benefits aCcruinu from the oppression
Ol the Catholic portions of Ireland, and
are rNaspcrated to find that no distinction
has been made and that they ale con,id-
cred in the ewes of the law as lishmcu, no
more and no less
1t is not believed that the Government
~ in any way concerned III the movements
of Mr.. Collins, land the suggestion that the
conduct of the detectives was authorized
hy any power superior To the police depart
mrnt is laughed at ~ an extreme absurd
ty The whole affair may be looked upon
rs the work of IN over Jealous and intOler-
ant, Orange policeman. There is much in
digualiOn among American residents and
sOlOurners here over the incident, and 4
corresponding feeling Of disgust among
Englishmen, even hard headed Tories rN-
pressing their opinion of the affair in Ian
guagc Of the most ltrvid character and al
together unfit for publication.
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BRIDGEPORT,

! What might have been 4 serious arrI-
dent on the C.. l. y W. Il. X. was aycrted
/ hy the promp, and sensible action oi q
| farmer boy yesterday morning. \ large
| rock, weighing several tons, rolled down
/ the embankmrnt, almost closing the mouth
"f Flushing tunnel ~ III" north cud.
/ farmer boy noticed A. aud seeing 'h"
| danger and knowing that Ih"i" wrr" trans
| due IN both directions III 4 few minuir',
/ hr calI,d another man, and sending hlm
one way he went the other to ilag any tram
which might come In less than ten min
utcs after the discovery a coal tram ciiur
along south. drawn by engine No. 4 ~
charge Of Engineer Wright Had it net
been tor the farmer hoy, whose name could
not he learned disastrous accident would
have occurred.
Ticket number l2i drew the organ rt
llrh on hy the l"Id"TkrIul Slr.Iu-
Society.
Jimmy NoIlIl Is able tu hr g0rnr about
after q iwo weeks illness
T. & Judklu,. F.ml. Fisher and j ".
Fo.lr. lra,r ina trw DAYS tor Lake ~.
Clair.
Mrs Thomas Frazier gave q grand an
pr~, party, At her home "u. the pix, IN
honor OF her husband $ forty second birth
day The surprise WAS complete. and the
quests and host enjoyed the evening roy
ally. Those present were. Mr. aud Mr,
&. W Medill. Nh and Mrs. IT, ~. CLARK,
Mr.. and Mira VIM. Frazier, Mr. and Mrs
Frank Barker, Mr.. and Mrs. John Anna
uur. Mr.. and Mrs II f. Wells, Mr. and
Mrs " +. Graham. Capt and Mr-. VIM.
Clark, Mrs. John Young, Mrs Sturgeon,
Mrs j. BrrIyan family. aud Nl--r, hi.
and Rlash Clark, and Fred and John
Amarine.
Joseph NriI"nTy. who has been labor
foreman at the Alma Ion Works since it,
lnreptiuu in l-I3. has resigned h,- posi-
ton
About three months agu Council passed
a resolution rruuiriugan property owurrs
to repair all ua,rmcuis not III Hr-t class
condition. Little attention seems Ia have
heon pad la the order. and ~ result
the CITY Clerk i preparing notices io hr
served hy the Marshal.
4 number OF member, OF Belmont
Lodge, X . of T.. I. l. have returned from
New Philadelphia. where they wcrr ~ Al
tendance upon the dedication exercise 81
the new X Of t. bali
Mei-ter'S orchestra hl- returned imm
Flushing, where they played at ia" Flush
ng Hotel opening.
~
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An End tn Rnnr rcrnnIng.

Edward Shepherd, OF Harrisburg, H.
says: Having received 50 much benefit
from Electric Bltters, feel it my duty to
let suffering humanity know II, Have had
q running sore on my Ieg Tor eight years;
my doctors told me would have to have
the bone scraped OF leg amputated. used,
instead three bottles ol Electric Ht;ers
aud seven boxes Huckirn'S Arnlcl StIve,
and my lcg Is now sound aud well. %
Electric hittoIS are sold at thy cents a
hottie, and Rurklen's Arnicn Salye al 2jc
urr box by ouau n Co
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Not
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The Gavtus Stars first nine aud second
nine played a match game of base hall ON
the warehouse commons Yesterday after
noon, which resulted IN favor OF the lifSt
nine by a score of . To q. I'm the second
inning 4 Kick was made and the umpire
gave the game To- the kids The battery
Tor th" inst nine were johnson aud Fox.
aud lur the second Hutterteld and Fox.
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HntchklsS Artillery.

WA~HIEGroN, July -. Secretary
Whitney announces that negotiations,
which have been pending for months be.
tween the Navy Department and the
Hotchkiss Ordnance Co, have eliminated
in u'contract. the effect OF which will be
the establishment OF branch manutac-
tory for IIotchkiss ordnance in this
country "Our secondary batteries the
Secretary said to-day have heretofore been
made abroad, and the creation Of an rs-
tabIishment Tor their mandatory IN this
country will mark another aud most i'm
plrtaut era in reconstruction of the navy.
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Result of the nioting in Limerick.

LIMERICK, July 29.-Seven men have
been arrested Tor participating in the riot
yesterday of the striking dock men
against the imported Waterford laborers.
Four policemen and many civilians were
injured during the riot. The Mayor de-
carrs he will call troops to the aid OF the
police il the riOting Is renewed.
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called Said | ara ane OF the mau who
rcutrd the stahie irom Mrs. McWha: we
went there between eight and nine o'clock
on Monday morning; We first saw MT.
Baker and talked about the stable. and
told him We would 80 up and see i We
could grt the teaTa .n and then come
back. W. "rre IN the orchard awhile;
while there we made arrangements 10 take
the stable it We could get work on the
road; neither of the ladies' were out there;
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TIE MnRE KrAnu.N .ErN.

DR.. Tlylor's Medical jurisprudence Is a
standard authority Mr.. Iutrhia-on
referred to Taylor's work. The state
ment there Contmurd - =
mistake DR. Euse has written 4
book since that which am certain con.
trlict, that statement; | tested only two
spots upon the collar. the ones to which !
htl my attention called 10; applied the
ginacum test to one place on the pants on
wednesday night WAS called upon by
Mr Brown aud DR.. Ackerman: Mr. Brown
requested that DIR. Ackermau should assist
me IN the examination, but Colonel Moore
protested against IT,